Got started cutting the foam insulation for the east wall. The challenge here is making the cuts precise to wedge them into place between the studs. Gonna take me a couple of days to get the rhythm down. The Field Lab legal team suggested another sign for liability purposes. Found a care package in the mail today from my NY neighbor Clare who recently came out to visit...including a nice squirt gun to arm visitors against Carl - The Attack Rooster. 88,100,74,0,B,0
Since you brought it up ,I've wondered about that liability thing more than once. All it takes is one....and it ain't no joke....
ReplyDeleteBefore we sold our family farm less than 10 years ago we paid a $28 annual premium for $5 million livestock liability. It shouldn't be much more today. That was from Hocheim Prairie.
ReplyDeleteJohn, ever thought about building a foam cutter? They are easy to build and do wonders for cutting foam board.
ReplyDeleteSkill saw does a wonderful job of cut'n foam board.
ReplyDeleteTOO messy BB!
ReplyDeleteAgree with tffnguy foam cutter is the way to go...My son cuts styrofoam with a hot wire...Built it himself...
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a squirt gun for Carl when we visited. My toe still hurts!
ReplyDeleteChris Miller
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Some informative, useful, and humorous signs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great care package. That Super Soaker could prove to be more fun than intended!